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Old August 18th 03, 02:10 PM
mtmueller
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I flew in there once a couple years ago (before 9/11), and recall it used to
be quite easy. Has anything changed?

I recall hearing something about new fees being charged to GA. I can't find
any information from the Port Authority or the FBOs regarding what those
fees are, and how they are calculated (by GW?)

I fly a small single engine aircraft, and am just trying to get an idea of
what it costs now to fly up to NYC for the weekend to visit my brother.

TIA




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Old August 18th 03, 02:28 PM
David Megginson
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"mtmueller" writes:

I fly a small single engine aircraft, and am just trying to get an
idea of what it costs now to fly up to NYC for the weekend to visit
my brother.


I flew to NYC a little while ago for business. I let myself get
scared away from flying to Teterboro and went to Caldwell instead.
That was a serious mistake -- Caldwell was a very nice airport, but it
was so far west that I felt like I was half way to Chicago. It took a
very long time to get into Manhattan from there, and the difference in
transportation cost (not to mention time) was far more than any extra
fees and fuel costs I would have paid at Teterboro.

Next time, I do things the easier way.


All the best,


David

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Old August 18th 03, 07:18 PM
Jeremy Lew
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I was there a few months ago, and if I remember right there was a $6 landing
fee which was waived with a (small) fuel purchase at MillionAir. Arriving
and departing was easy except thw tower kept me waiting #1 for takeoff for
nearly 30 minutes while an endless parade of bizjets and turboprops landed.
I only stayed for 30 minutes so there was no tiedown/parking fee.

-Jeremy

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I flew in there once a couple years ago (before 9/11), and recall it used

to
be quite easy. Has anything changed?

I recall hearing something about new fees being charged to GA. I can't

find
any information from the Port Authority or the FBOs regarding what those
fees are, and how they are calculated (by GW?)

I fly a small single engine aircraft, and am just trying to get an idea of
what it costs now to fly up to NYC for the weekend to visit my brother.

TIA




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